posted Fri, 01/10/2014 - 14:50
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Do AAS users have a higher occurrence rate of HIV?
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I was checking around for places to give blood, and reading the list of qualifications/ disqualifications.
Under the high risk for HIV list, they included steroid use with IV drug abuse in the HIV section.
Do juicers really have a higher incidence of HIV? Do they think we are sharing needles or something?
Tempted to disregard and give blood anyway.
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No shit disregard, unless you have been sharing needles or engaging in homosexual behavior with your bros.
After you donate they screen for that shit anyway, so if you do got the HIV, they'll let you know. Now go give blood and bring down those RBC levels.
RustyhookerWow! Both a good and yet redculous question. If uou don't know how HIV is transmitted you certainly MUST research.
Kissing, right?
Hope not else im totally fucked lolololololoolol
Lmfao!! Aren't we all!!
LOL...Lets open a new thread for all of us thats IN GODS WAITING ROOM! Hahahaha
Haha! I like it! We quarantine ourselves to save the others!
Not a bad idea but im not ready to leave the MATRIX just yet!... bet youre not too huh!
GearofWarNot unless AAS users are also partaking in risky activities such as IV drug use, sharing pins with a very *special gym partner(eww on 2 seperate levels there) or sharing a different type of "unwrapped pin" with aforementioned *special gym partner. Wtf would make AAS users any more likely to contract HIV than fertility treatment patients for example? They inject hormones IM too..
Any association with using needles is a no no for giving blood... Even new tats.. But the only way your going to get HIV from gear is if you and your HIV positive training partner decide to pin each other and share the needle! Or you stick yourself from his needle . I read your post below and can't believe people can't figure out how to order pins online so they would share.. Bone heads!
AnonAnd here I was thinking of coming out with a new Test/HIV blend.
Ohh that would get you nice and shredded down for precomp. Super fibery looking LOL
Haven't you heard, its the new style, the unhealthy emaciated look.
The judges look for who has the baggiest skin and the most purple open sores. I like it.
You forgot the yellowing of the skin and whites of the eyes.
funny shit man. (sigh) see you in hell buddy
Dude you can't give yourself HIV. So unless your sharing needles like a dumbass your good. ( I wasn't meaning your a dumbass)
I googled that shit. It looks like the AAS connection to HIV comes from two fronts. In many areas it's difficult to get syringes, and some people end up sharing syringes as a result. The other reason appears to be that they relate AAS user behavior to being a drug using manslut, lol.
https://www.gov.uk/government/news/steroid-users-at-risk-of-hiv-hepatiti...
http://www.drugfreesport.com/newsroom/insight.asp?VolID=33&TopicID=11
Bingo!
Juice is not IV, its IM.
I guess if you're injecting HIV it doesn't really matter if you hit a vein or not.
LOL good point. I think the key here is to avoid injecting HIV and then everything will be ok.
I wouldn't know why that would be. AAS is not heron AAS users are not like needle junkies with dope. Most AAS users tend to live to help their body in a positive way that means using clean injection tech. as well as taking care of their body. Now aside from having an over active sex drive that leaves little room for using a dirty needle that might be infected with HIV virus.
Some people that have contracted AIDS from other means are placed on HGH and from feeling better and taking better care of themselves tend to venture into the world of AAS. They start another way of life for themselves. I apologize that my answer is double edged but first, Most into AAS are into self improvement and are clean people free of HIV. 2nd yes they are some people that have AIDS that use AAS. percentage wise people with Aids using AAS are very little say 10% as long as you don't share needles I wouldn't worry.
Doubt it... But it shouldn't stop you if you know you are clean.
aylmejorI'm gonna say no they do not. Unless there's a mass group of users out there with aids sharing needles with all the bros...
Yes disregard it.